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Name: Water Woods Inn
Address: Nｏ.111 Chonghui St, Zuoying District, Kaohsiung, 813, Taiwan
Telephone: 07-3501080

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Water Woods Inn

Water Woods Inn is a contemporary hotel featuring 105 well-appointed rooms, ideally located just minutes from the Kaohsiung Zuoying High Speed Rail Station.

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Standard Double Room
1 Double Bed (180cm*200cm) **around 23 sqm**with balcony **air conditioning individually controlled in room
Standard Twin Room
2 Single Twin Beds (110cm*200cm) **around 23sqm**with balcony **air conditioning individually controlled in room
Standard Double Twin Room
2 Double Twin Beds (180cm*200cm) **around 23 sqm **with balcony **air conditioning individually controlled in room
Deluxe Double Room
1 Double Bed (180cm*200cm) **around 23 sqm **air conditioning individually controlled in room **washlet toilet **with balcony **coffee pod machine
Deluxe Twin Room
2 Single Twin Beds (110cm*200cm) **around 23 sqm**washlet toilet **air conditioning individually controlled in room **coffee pod machine **with balcony
Deluxe Double Twin Room
2 Double Twin Beds (180cm*200cm) **around 29 sqm**washlet toilet **air conditioning individually controlled in room **coffee pod machine **with balcony
Accessible Double Room
1 Double bed (180cm*200cm) **around 36 sqm**with balcony **air conditioning individually controlled in room
Water Woods Double Twin Suite
2 Double Twin beds (180cm*200cm) **around 41 sqm **living room & sofa **washlet toilet **coffee pod machine **with balcony **air conditioning individually controlled in room
Standard Room Triple Bed 2
1 King and 1 Single
Standard Room Triple Bed
3 Single beds

About Us

Located in the most prosperous and lively area of Zuoying District, Kaohsiung, it is only a 10-minute walk from Zuoying HSR Station. You can easily connect to various tourist attractions in Kaohsiung City by High Speed Rail, train, and MRT. Nearby are Shin Kong Mitsukoshi Department Store and Rainbow Bazaar, offering with a wide array of variety of gourmet restaurants and snacks options to satisfy every craving. The TSMC Science Park and Nanzih Technology Industrial Park are just a 10-minute drive away, the most convenient and efficient way to attend to business matters.

Nearby famous tourist attractions are only a 6-minute drive from Lotus Pond Scenic Area and a 10-minute walk from the Yeun Sheng Park. It is also only a 10-minute drive from the Kaohsiung National Stadium or Kaohsiung Arena and Ruifeng Night Market.

Our hotel features a simple yet comfortable design. There are 105 guest rooms planned from the 3rd to the 10th floors, each with a private balcony, individual air conditioning, and electric water heaters for a comfortable and convenient stay. B1 and B2 have underground parking lots for 36 vehicles. The hotel is equipped with a business lounge, meeting rooms and restaurants, providing business and sightseeing travelers with a warm and welcoming feeling. The accommodation is affordable, making it the best choice for your business trip.

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Lotus Pond Scenic Area (蓮池潭 )
Lotus Pond is one of Kaohsiung's most scenic spots, located just a short drive from the Kaohsiung HSR Station. Known for its tranquil beauty, the pond is surrounded by stunning temples, pavilions, and pagodas, with a backdrop of lush greenery and lotus flowers (in season). The pond is famous for its iconic "Dragon and Tiger Pagodas," where visitors can walk through the dragon’s mouth and out of the tiger’s mouth to ensure good fortune.Other attractions around the Lotus Pond include the Spring and Autumn Pavilions, the Confucius Temple, and the Pizi Kiosk, all offering a combination of traditional Taiwanese architecture, cultural experiences, and peaceful scenery. The area is perfect for a relaxing stroll, photography, and exploring the rich history of the temples.
Ruifeng Night Market (瑞豐夜市)
Ruifeng Night Market is one of Kaohsiung’s most popular and vibrant night markets, offering a lively mix of local flavors, entertainment, and shopping. Conveniently located near the Kaohsiung Arena and MRT station, it attracts both locals and tourists looking for a classic Taiwanese night market experience.The market is known for its wide variety of street food, from savory grilled skewers and crispy fried chicken to sweet bubble tea and traditional desserts. Each vendor brings their own flair, making it an ideal place to sample authentic Taiwanese snacks. In addition to food, Ruifeng offers carnival-style games, small shops, and stalls selling accessories, gifts, and trendy fashion items.The market layout is well-organized and easy to navigate, making it accessible even during peak hours. It’s a favorite evening hangout spot for families, students, and visitors wanting to experience the energy and flavors of Kaohsiung after dark.Ruifeng Night Market perfectly captures the spirit of Taiwan’s bustling night market culture. Whether you're a foodie, a bargain hunter, or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere, it’s a must-visit destination during your stay in Kaohsiung.
Kaohsiung Arena (高雄體育館)
Kaohsiung Arena is one of the city's most iconic venues for large-scale concerts and events. Located in the southern part of Kaohsiung, this spacious venue offers an impressive capacity, seating up to 40,000 people. It serves as a versatile location, hosting everything from international music acts and K-pop concerts to sporting events and cultural performances. The modern, cutting-edge design of the arena ensures that audiences have a top-notch experience, with excellent acoustics and high-tech lighting systems.A favorite spot for both local and international performers, Kaohsiung Arena has seen countless memorable concerts, particularly in the pop, rock, and classical genres. It’s a hub for major events, with ample facilities such as VIP lounges, restaurants, and a large parking area for convenience. The arena is also well-known for hosting the annual Kaohsiung Music Festival, a major highlight of the city's cultural calendar, bringing together global and local musical talent.The surrounding area also offers plenty of attractions. With nearby parks and recreational facilities, the venue makes for a pleasant visit, whether you are attending an event or just exploring the area. If you're in Kaohsiung and are looking for a large-scale music experience, the Kaohsiung Arena is the place to be. Its variety of events and state-of-the-art facilities ensure a lively and unforgettable experience for concertgoers.
Kaohsiung National Stadium (高雄國家體育場)
The Kaohsiung National Stadium is one of Taiwan’s largest and most impressive sports venues. Located in Zuoying District, this stadium boasts a seating capacity of 55,000 and was built for the 2009 World Games. It is a multi-purpose stadium, hosting everything from international soccer matches to athletics competitions and large-scale concerts.The stadium's distinctive design, inspired by a swooping bird, features an expansive, retractable roof. It’s renowned for its excellent acoustics and state-of-the-art facilities. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of events, including the Taiwan national football team's games and track and field events.In addition to sports, the stadium is often used for concerts, with international artists performing here due to its massive capacity. Surrounding the stadium are lush green spaces perfect for relaxing before or after events. The Kaohsiung National Stadium is an iconic landmark in the city, offering a dynamic experience for sports and entertainment lovers.
Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts (高雄市美術館)
The Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts is a must-visit for art enthusiasts. Set in a spacious park, the museum features an impressive collection of Taiwanese and international modern and contemporary art. The museum regularly hosts exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events, making it a dynamic cultural hub. The serene surroundings offer a peaceful environment to enjoy art in a relaxed atmosphere.
Love River (愛河)
Flowing through the heart of Kaohsiung, Love River is a focal point for leisure and recreation. Lined with cafes, parks, and walking paths, it becomes particularly enchanting at night when illuminated by city lights, offering boat tours that showcase the city's charm.
The Dome of Light (光之穹頂)
The Dome of Light is a stunning piece of public art located within the Formosa Boulevard MRT Station, one of the busiest and most beautiful metro stations in the world. Designed by Italian artist Narcissus Quagliata, the dome features over 4,500 glass panels, forming a massive, colorful display that tells the story of human life and nature. The dome measures 30 meters in diameter and is one of the largest stained-glass installations in the world.Visitors can experience the dome’s intricate designs as they pass through the station, but the most stunning views are during the day when sunlight filters through the glass, casting vibrant colors on the station’s floor. The Dome of Light is particularly beautiful at night, when the colors come alive and create a magical atmosphere. It is one of Kaohsiung’s most recognizable landmarks and an iconic spot for photographers.In addition to the dome, the surrounding area of Formosa Boulevard Station has become a popular shopping and dining district. The dome serves as a perfect example of how Kaohsiung integrates art and urban design to enhance public spaces.
Liuhe Night Market (六合夜市)
Liuhe Night Market is one of Kaohsiung’s most famous night markets, offering an authentic Taiwanese street food experience. From stinky tofu to fresh seafood and bubble tea, the market is a culinary adventure. It’s a great spot for visitors to experience the local food culture, shop for souvenirs, and immerse themselves in the bustling atmosphere. Open nightly, it’s a perfect way to explore the flavors and energy of Kaohsiung after sunset.
Pier-2 Art Center (駁二藝術特區)
Pier-2 Art Center, a former warehouse district, has been transformed into a contemporary art space that plays a central role in Kaohsiung's artistic and cultural scene. The center is located along the city's historic harbor and features a blend of modern art galleries, interactive installations, performance spaces, and workshops. Its open-air environment and repurposed industrial structures provide a unique atmosphere for both local and international artists to showcase their work.Visitors can explore the numerous art exhibitions, enjoy live performances, and take in the street art murals that line the district’s walls. The area is also home to cafes, boutiques, and creative shops that add to its youthful energy. Pier-2 is perfect for those looking to immerse themselves in Kaohsiung's dynamic cultural landscape. The district also hosts regular events and festivals, making it an exciting destination year-round. It is a great place for art lovers, creatives, or anyone seeking to appreciate the intersection of art and urban redevelopment.
Weiwuying (衛武營)
Weiwuying, also known as the National Kaohsiung Center for the Arts, is an extraordinary performing arts complex that stands as one of Taiwan’s largest and most ambitious cultural projects. Situated in the heart of Kaohsiung, Weiwuying is renowned for its striking architectural design and acoustically advanced spaces. The center includes a large concert hall, theater, opera house, and various smaller performance spaces, making it a major cultural hub for music, theater, and dance performances.What sets Weiwuying apart is its combination of modernity and artistic craftsmanship. The venue's fluid, curved architecture evokes a sense of harmony with nature, while its design integrates seamlessly into the surrounding landscape of the park. This visually stunning venue hosts a wide variety of events, from classical orchestras and jazz ensembles to contemporary dance and experimental theater. Its concert hall is particularly celebrated for its world-class acoustics, ensuring an intimate yet grand sound experience for all music lovers.In addition to its excellent programming, Weiwuying also serves as a platform for promoting local talent, offering programs that support the development of emerging artists. For anyone seeking to immerse themselves in Kaohsiung's contemporary art scene, Weiwuying is a must-visit destination. Whether you're a fan of symphonic performances, theater productions, or experimental art, Weiwuying offers a range of experiences that showcase the richness and diversity of Taiwan’s arts scene.
Shoushan (Monkey Mountain) (壽山)
Shoushan, also known as Monkey Mountain, is a popular hiking spot offering views of Kaohsiung and its coastline. The mountain is home to wild macaque monkeys and hiking trails that lead to the top, where visitors can see ancient rock carvings and enjoy panoramic vistas of the city. The lush environment makes it a great location for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Sizihwan Bay (西子灣)
Sizihwan Bay is a beautiful bay located near the National Sun Yat-sen University. The area is known for its scenic coastline, stunning sunsets, and calm waters. It is an excellent place for a leisurely walk, enjoying the sea breeze, or visiting the nearby British Consulate at Takao, which offers a historical perspective of Kaohsiung's colonial era. It’s a perfect spot for a peaceful retreat within the city.Each of these attractions highlights different aspects of Kaohsiung, from its cultural heritage to its natural beauty and modern development, making the city a rich destination for travelers.
Cijin Island (旗津)
Cijin Island is a popular destination for beach lovers and history buffs alike. A short ferry ride from the city center, Cijin boasts beautiful beaches, a lighthouse, and the Cijin Shell Museum. Visitors can rent bicycles to explore the island, enjoy seafood at local stalls, and take in the picturesque seaside views.
Fo Guang Shan Buddha Memorial Center (佛光山佛陀紀念館)
Fo Guang Shan is one of the largest Buddhist monasteries in Taiwan, and the Buddha Memorial Center is a remarkable site. The center features a massive 108-meter-tall statue of the Buddha, a museum dedicated to Buddhist culture, and tranquil gardens. This is a place for reflection, learning, and appreciation of Buddhist teachings, offering peace and spiritual solace.
Tianliao Moon World (田寮月世界)
Tianliao Moon World is a unique geological landscape characterized by barren, eroded hills resembling the lunar surface. Visitors can explore hiking trails that wind through this otherworldly terrain, offering a glimpse into Taiwan's diverse natural beauty.